Amy Feeding a Lamb
The last little bit of the show was where there were a ton of people brought up and given little bottles of milk. Then they unleashed the baby lambs. The youngest one was only four days old at that point.
Here is my travelogue from my time working with Habitat for Humanity in Rotorua, New Zealand in early 2001.
- Jason and the Habitat Sign
- Sheep Across the Street
- More Sheep Across the Street
- Jason and the Sheep at the House
- Jim R. and Insulation
- Eric with Power Washer
- Eric with Power Washer, Part 2
- Jennie and Amy at Maori Dinner
- Table of Folks at Maori Dinner
- Grant Feeding Chickens
- Jason and the Black Swans
- More Swans, Ducks and Geese
- Coins a' flyin'
- The First Time I Ever Saw A California Redwood Was In New Zealand
- Jason and Eric About to Dig
- Eric and Jason Building Deck
- Jason with a Hammer and Mike with a Board
- Mike B. and Amy, Supervising
- Sometimes It's Best to Stay Out of the Way
- You Have to Stop and Smell the Roses
- They Take Their Croquet Pretty Seriously in NZ
- Jim R. and Camera
- Jason and Blue Lake
- Mike B. and Ducks at Pretty Lake
- My Favorite Picture!
- Caryn on the Luge
- Fellowship is Good
- I *Promised* You More Sheep
- Guy Forcing Unwilling Sheep to Smile
- Shearer and Terrified Sheep
- Jim R. Milking a Cow
- Amy Feeding a Lamb
- Jason and Inattentive Rams
- Jason and Large Cow
- Jason and Julia Petting Lambs
- Geysers at Whaka
- More Geysers at Whaka
- Maori Statue at Whaka
- Jennie and Mike Long
- Julia, Hollie and Julie
- Jason and Caryn in Wallpaper Room
- Dave and Grant
- Group Last Day on Deck
- Last night at the Havana
- Winding Down at the Havana
- Steve at Farewell Dinner
- Jason and Caryn at Farewell Dinner
- Leah and Hollie at Farewell Dinner
- Julie, Caryn, Mike B., Jim B. and many many kids
- Jason, standing at the bungy precipice
- Jason, bungy jumping
- Jason, learning the meaning of 9.8 meters per second squared
- Towards the end, it was fun
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